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Finding the true meaning of things in difficult requests
Assunta 2021-11-27 08:01:17
Watching movies to this day, the movies of World War II are so deeply impressed in my heart. Perhaps part of the reason is that I watched excellent movies, and I just borrowed a theme to attract me, but I have to mention that I really care about the feeling these plots give me. What kind of feeling is this? For example, food, new tricks carried by money are emerging one after another, and people's needs are changing with each passing day, thus creating a luxurious life. Is this kind of life really what you want? And what are the reasons for the countless boredom that arises in daily life? Can you really appreciate the energy that rice brings to you? Is food important? No, it's too difficult. All I can think of is that refugees in certain places demand more food than us. What's ridiculous is that even if you think of such a level, what's the use? I am not making a fuss about food, I just vent my feelings. People under war, system, and oppression, out of the desire for faith or the desire for knowledge, can’t do too much, and can’t enjoy it. There are too many, but life still continues. Under the pressure of the whip, will there be groans? It is ridiculous to think of some aspects of modern society. What I have seen is that among book thieves, it is a desire for genuine goods at a fair price. Although the movie is fake, it is a true reflection. Will there be complaints about living in a small space? No, apart from losing the excitement, what is more is concentration and devotion. The plot of a conversation and the atmosphere are so deep, without a bit of artificiality.
Extended Reading
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[from trailer]
Max Vandenburg: If your eyes could speak, what would they say?
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[from trailer]
Rosa Hubermann: Can we trust her? She's a child.
Hans Hubermann: She's our daughter.